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CHICAGO Nov. IA Little ROCK, ARK, special
says: News has reached this city from fanikDer
County OF the burning 70 death OF The three little
vrandchiIdren OF I. 9. Ohver. Oliver, Q very old
man. went 70 the neld 70 pick cotton, ana shorty
aftef his wtIe joined him, leaving The three chi-
dFen sloue In the house. The house was some as
aaW cloud Of nmoke ascending IN The oirection Of
the houpe, and. running home, found the house
Dornrd and TIE charT0d remains q ne children In
II Eu1nA
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THR NAVAL BOARD ON COAST DEFENSE has nearly
completed its report. 1t has agreed upon q sys-
tenn OF defense, consisting OF monitors supported
by auxiliary craft, such rams and torpedo boats
and Is sauSned that the q, OOO,0 600 Appropriated
0y Congress for this purpose WA be sutlclenL 10
establish at least one unit or the system. The
monitor M1antonOmaL has been selected as the
vessel which will be the cen.er OF the unit, and
she will be equipped with several leet rams which
In turn will be accompanied and projected BY
small, speedy torpedO-boats. II this unit should
De found W work harmOniously and efficiently the
system can be tnde1n1Leiy exlended from year 10
year without requiring great expenditure at
one time.
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Going Back at the old Prices.

NpIANAPOIIs, IND, November 2-Ihe coal
miners strike In lhIs city was practically enQed
yesterday by large number or miners returning
TO work In the 1nsleslJe and Sunnys side mines al
the cd scale OF prices The remainder or the
sLrikers Will return 10 work to-day.
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TANGIRR, Nov. 2.-Sir Drummond-Hay. lately
English minister TO MOROCCO, has arrived here
70 visit the SULTAN On special Iuission- he VIII
take o number OF valuable presenls TO the sultan.
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The Reich.tag Coasoked.


BERLIN, Nov. Am lnperlal decree has been
Issued conyoAing Tue reicns.~g On November "a
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PHILADELPHIA SroRE-
e2s 9TH and 7O6 sts NV.
WI orer this week special inducemsnts in Under
wear
Sanitary Underwear for ladies'
Sanitary Underwear for Men.
,,-,,, sanitary Underwear tor Girls aud Boya
VIII open on IT. kSDAA MORNING, and sell a long
as they Asf bix dri, in Lemon Madras Fancy Mad
ras Nottingham swiss TaInburd Curtaiue Closed
TICS. svods out from importer less than one
Mi offer six Paisley Shawls for half their value
VIII oner twenty-one LADIES' Cloth Coats Tor one
VIII offer N Blankets baryains Have Jus, receive ed
lot one mvnth ago would have rs per cent more
Just openi1< Fur Trimmings; could wholesale them
Viii oner in Dress Goods, all. wsol DIAGONAL Cloth
80 tnch silk and WOOL Cloth. II 37sc, worth 900.
44-inch ll-wooi Canvas Cloth, At 4Sc worth 65c
Colored Cashmeres IN all The best shsdes; Ladies'
Clotns and Ircots In all colors, low prces In our
SILK Department We have full line Of thu leo<ina
shsdss. IN Colored Silks, surahs. hhsdames &c re
Black su.r Monopoly Brand" q. N %. III so
Ito. q. tx25. $3.50, and on Per yard Vrrrantsd
TO Be the Best" In the market.
telveto and Plushrs In al shades and at low prfcaa
full line Of Dire. Tr1mminss, Notions. CaroSta
Rugs. Oh Cloths. he, &c.
cARHART LEIDY.
o3l 92s 7th and zoo NV.
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fCiiY Tried 10 ATTAIN.
The New YORK Times to-day says: There are
over 1,500 900 Methodists In this country and TO-
DAY, nguratvely at least they are as one OF their
number expresses It, "everlsstingly throwing up
their hsta" One OF the ambitions of Aethodism In
this country has been accomplished few years
ago big target WAS set up, with 81 600 TOR The
buu's-eye, and the Methodlsts began hiring ut 1t.
This year they have bit The oullS-eye SQUARE, aad
me missionary society of the Methodist Church
its secretse Ether tnen or at some other time U
tney also gave him the tile OF chaplain and Is
now known 10 every Methodist In the country a.
Chaplain McCabe. Chaplain McCabe had har ly
taken his seat in the ounce Of tue society when be
began TO talk about nillion dollars for missions.
That was more than had ever oeen raised for mis-
d0u0liui As W the sanity OF the chaplain. HOW.
ever, after he had talked Al various places over
the country, and bis audiences naa found that
pockets secuted 70 now out spontaneously, They
came 70 the conclusion that the chaplain was al
Ine million marx was not easily reached It
required hard work on the part OF bo,h DR.. keid,
the Otner secretary, and Chaplain AcCabe, and
SeIncaiss POCKET wasn't aGectsd quite enough.
Ihe failure Last year was by a good many thousand
after repessed eforts nus year it Was round that
success was 70 be attained Chaplain AcCAbe's
nfst cry was "A milion ior missions" but when
"a milnon ior missions from collections only"
Although over miIiton haa been raised II has noe
been Irvm collections Htone. tuS includes oeQuests
ana other sources, 20 the chaplain stu has sumo.
tnlng LETT To- strive for. HIS well washers In his
contamination feel sure that sometime the max
Will W passed In the manner he wtsneA and that
the amount wili,have 70 be set higher.
MARROW EDcAPD o. RAn1oAD PAssxMGRRA-A
pecuiier accident happened 70 . Belvldere, Della
war, passenger train last night u MILFORD n J.
The tire on one Of the dnv1nG wheels Of the loco.
moCve burst, and one piece shsttered several sec
TONS OF IenCe. Another piece Whiz1ed past the
nremanS head, entered the baggage car, passed
through tt and n smoking CO.., Dew through the
end o. the second coach, without doing any injury
70 passenger q crew. The tram was running
about - miles IN hour e tbs tune, ana the nying
piece Of tire had the velocity q Z cannon bah.
The town q Klunn, n the provlnce q Mlnsk,
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Snow Is reported all through the southwest por.
ton OF virsinla. Al Mylueyiue IL u reported

Snow Is reported all through the southwest por.
ton OF Virginia. Al Mylueviiie IL u reporteo
several inches deep.
Oidlano, leader OF Londons unemploye1 In the
recent demonstration, has been coaIllltsed on .
cnxr(e u lncitfns 10 a breach " I.e peace.
Al 4 mce ing OF socialists ned al X VIENNA Sun
day, resoluLaDns were passed protesting ags1nzo
the execullon VI the Chicago anarcAxsta
Two hundred and nfty ncD, over hall the wholo
numuer OF union JOB printers OF Chicago. went on
elrlke yeslefdAy nIornlns Tor nine nouTs work
ber.in ulspatcnes stale that the subscription to
the e. 100000 Oregon halfway and Nav.ga ton 8
per cent Dvzas q cosatlele slccs -. lle eutlro
amount offered by the Dealscne EAnk o. sserlin De-
ing taken al esk ana accrued interest," Bernn
prlceI
Inc London Standard has sdvices from Tama-
taye saying thai the French authorities had
yielded In tne matter Of tue American cousul exc.
Quarur, whlch mad been granssa Affairs uaso
ou1eg On tne kland
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He had PLAN TO ELECT THE PROHIBITION CANp
DATE 00vkkEoR OF AAkYLANp.

DATE 0OvEKEoR OF Maryland
The Rev. John C. Round, q well-known Metho-
dist minister OF Baltimore, and one OF the faculty
OF the Centenary Biblical was on Tuesday
sent 10 spring Grove Insane As, lum- UnuI q lew
weeks ago he appeared perfectly sane. He had
long been an advocate Of prohibition, but only re-
Gently showed a disposition to engage IN the pro-
hibition Campaign. he went TO the leaders OF the
prohibition party and wan,ed them TO accept q
plan he said ne mad for eiectlng Summerneld Bald
wln, the pronibi ion nominee I0r governor. A few
day ago he Was examined and pronounced insane
he continued, however, 10 visit the newspaper Of
ices and Ufer for publication his articles advocaJ-
ing BALDWIN ana declaring that be Was confide mt
certainly succeed Mr.. Cleveland In the Presidency.
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Did not Perish In the Storm.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-1he report that the British
bark Temple Bar had foundered In the Bfis.ol
Channel during yesterday Storm and tuat all tne
crew had been lost proves untrue. The vessel AZ
rived safely In Lundy koads yesterday evening.
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The Lynching u Amer Green.
I'M GRAND july uSABLs 10 OBTAIN Evidence
AGAINST THY LYNCHkka.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA Delphi, Ind, special says:
The Yrand fury summoned Vne week ago 70 tnves-
ti9ate the ynchlng OF amer Green, and the con-
Duct OF the judge and sheriff In not providing
extra guards fvr the prisoner, reported last nignt
the names Of any men VINO PARTICIPATED In the
Iyncning. They aiso exouerated the judge and
sheriff The foreman OF the jury WAS . PROMINENT
and radical democrat The people ere ssGisned
with the report
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DETECTIVE HUIIIaANs AURDERER FOUND GUILTY
or AukpER IN TIE PIksr DEGkkk
CLEvRIAND, Nov. 2.-The jury In the case OF
"Bunky" Morgan, on TRIAL Al Ravenna, Onio for
the murder OF Deceive huligan, returned u ver-
dict OF guilty OF muruer In the nrst q. gree.
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PRRsoNAL-Mavroyeni Bey the Turkish minister,
Commodore Walker and Alexander X. Shepherd Of

Commodore Walker and Alexander X. Shepherd Of
Washington, were in New York last night.
Y, E F. Starr OF Phuade Iph1a, K H. Ackey OF New
York, Z. d. Pray OF Boston, z. L. .nnski OF The
army and Capt.Manual de Ia Caim mara OF The Span
lSh navy, are at The EbOiUL-RepreSenJaLl
Bland, James henderson OF Brooklyn and j. 4.
Markley AMI George l. Goodman Oh san Francisco,
are at M1naruS-A. @. BradS.reet and Geo.
Place OF New York, and J. Parker OF Chicago, are
at the kiggA-A Powell OF New York Is at
Meckers.-E. II. l. was o. New York is at orm-
ley's.-Percy Coi.iugwood OF London, arthur Le-
Fevre OF Kansas anu Z. > Norton OF tue navy, are
ut the AfnugtOn.-Dr., +. l. Robertson OF vir-
ginia and Edgar Sandenson OF n. Y, are at The
Metropolltan.--S. sweets and A. ID. BaSsett OF
New YORK and W. A. Speey Of GrQrYla, are at the
NatonaL-E Pearsou'oa NtW Yorx, II. n. Paul
sou OF Norfolk, Va, AMI F. W. SArgsant VI Boston,
are at the 81 James g.,
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FINAL NAVAL MANRUvRRs At NHwPoRT.-The
last OF the naval maneuvers Of the North Atlantic
squadron will take place at Newport within q few
days, when the entire feet will once more COM
pete Tor the gunnery pennant now carried by Lne
Atlanta. Tue maneuvers were TO come on to-day,
out had TO be postponed On account OF The heavy
gaze which has been blowing. As the guns on The
Atlanta and Dolphin are so much better than
those OF the other ships, these ships will keep at
al average distance OF l ,2U0 yards from the tar
get, while the Richmond, OSlpee, and Galena viii
Keep at an averaEe Distance OF 900 yarua
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A BODY FOUND NE An THE TRACK.
Supposed 60 be that Of Assistant Sur.
ge0n Arthur Of the Navy.
N HAD STARTED FROM WASHINGTON 10 Bs NAR-
RixD-Ms BODY 10 BR BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.

The Navy Department to-day received q tele-
gram from the of1cials OF the Virginia Midland
railroad Co., at LynchburH, stating that the body
Of Q gentleman was found near the track last CHIT
west OF salem, Va. From papers on his person he
appears TO be Geo. Arthur, passed assistant sur
geon Of the Navy. The body was at Salem In
charge OF the railroad company. II is learned AT
the Navy Department that DR.. Arthur was granted
leave from the LIST OF November. and started from
Washington yesterday afternoon for Shelbyville,
Tenn., 70 be married He was ordered to Washing.
ton about year ago, and has since been on duty
IN the museum OF hygiene. Nothing Is known at
the Department about his family except that he
has Q brother in the Army. He was appointed 70
tue Navy from Maryland In 1877. surgeon Gene
raj Gunnel directed that his body be brought
TO Washington, and is endeavortnG to coinMu-
nleate with relatives and friends
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The Annual Reports.

III H1x1Dktf AID TEE NRNDRRs % m cA1DGI1
xRPT BUST.
The President and most Of the members Of bid
Cabinet are now bustly engaged In the prepare
ton OF their annual reports TO Congress- Asto1.
ney-0eneral Garland has finished his report and
II u now In the hands OF the President Secretary
fairchiid b devoting iii his spare time 70 the pre-
paration OF hls report and In order 70 give The
In the quiet OF his h0me He was 90 0verru1 with
visitors Ct his once in the Department that II waa
dmcult Tor him 70 transact even the routine bust
meet with constant Interruption n their oflcial
work. but not 70 the same exton During Mr.
Falrchlldb absence nom the Department Ann1st.
ant-Secretary Th0mpeon acts ~ SECRETARY, and hil
duties at present are further increased ~ the tenn
porary absence nom the city Of Ans1stane-eec.
rotary 1Aynard
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HI WILL BRING rHR GALArKA OVEN 10 COMPETE IN
ALL Nkxr YEARs RACKS
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The yacht Gaiatea, which ar
rivel at Queenstown on SATURDAY from New 70, K,
win proceed 10 Southampton. Larut. henn. her
ON ner, says he VIII Jake AIS boat 10 Anne lea again
Ia the spring and Take part IN all OF next SEASONS
regattaS
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yellow FEVER AT SAsFofD, FLA-Two deaths
from !e.iow lever under Suspicious circuinSiances
AohAay In SANFORD, Fla, Il,duced Tue Duyal
County Board OF nealtL 10 send Dr. Daniel q yell
low lever expert, down Jlere on a special Train 70
ascertain Tue ACTS and report lheaiL pr. Daniel
reIurueI yesterday aud made oIucial report 70
lue board OF health, an " men ne SAYS: - here -
Undoubtedly toOn ior grave app, eacnslon under
all Tue circumstances, and aLl very sure lne ao-
tAolles VI SANFORD 30 llIpIesseo an regard
10 Lae matter themselves" lader lnese ci4cQIn-
stance, Tue Duysl county BoaIa VI health has 90.
clarcu A IlR.Q uuaranlne against SaulO.d
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, A MEETING OF THE sTOCKH0LDERS
of the MONTGOMERY LONG FIBER COT
TON GIN COMPANY will BE- held in the Glover Build
E "a r. NJ D. e. % th w pae
pose Of electns Board Of Directors and
Other des Important business. AUSTIN HEkK
- COOPERATIvEB.I LDING ASSOCIATION
will hold It's 81 nth annual meeting National nines'
Arm1or,. st, between 9th aud 10th NV. at 7:3O
r., -, v,., THOMAS soMERv1LLE. Prss,,t;
THE ESaLIsH GEE GEE C C viii take place
!. The house * Ma f FgsaEs 500 & NV Il
MARYLAND DEMOCRATS!
- Hon. BARNES COMPTON and other speakers
viii address the Msryl nd Democratic Club 1t 7:3O
- TO THE PUBLIC.
wAsHISoroN, November 9. 1887.
ON and after this day my Leopold Bsumasrten 10
ps,nsr In my SasinsS sAuMoARrEN
IN &C 'ordance with the above the arm will hereafter
be Known under the name of
J. BAUMGARTEN SON,
and will be carried hereafter in the now store.
1870 PENNsYL, ANA AVE. N. W.
Owing to the steady incr of business larger and
more SPACIOUS place WAS found 70 be necessar where
all orders In the line Of seals Rubber stanps Stencils
&c Will receive prompt attention. All bills due by the
Old hrn Will be paid ut tion and all those con-
Dy the nys rY T s n paid with the usual
julius BAuMGARTEN,
LEOPOLD BA, MGARTEN.
Il No other Baumgarten has any connection With
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ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 2-Tne Quarantine measures
which have ecen enforced nere against vessels
from Italian ports on account OF the outbreak or
cholera In that country wlll be abolished.
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Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES 8 and Of to-day's STAR contain: The
program for to-night's labor parade, the ansr.
chists may confess, New York growing uneasy
about the cholera, governors terms in various
States, Mayor Hewitt TALKS politics, telegraphic
dispatches. &C. The Advertisements are classtned
as follows: Auction Sales, Wood and Coal, At
torneys, Educational Pianos and Organs Books,
Sewing Machines Medical Professional, Railroads,
Potomac River Boats ocean steamers, Dentistry,
specialties Family Supplies. Ladies' Goods, House.
furnishings
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APPoNTNENr.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day appointed Oswald N. league to DO store
keeper and yauger at Marion, N. c.
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DUBLIN, Nov. 2-Several legal commissioners
viii soUn be appointed 10 administer The new land
act large number o. tenants have are dy
made application 10 De permitted to avail them
selves or the provisions VI the act.
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A STUDENT DIES PROM LAWN TESNn-At New
Haven, Soln4 jas. no~aId bOnpnsni . faie
sopnouIore, died monday nixuI afver illness q
nve day Last Wednesday Douullght piay Ell lawn
tennis and UecaUie vseraeateu- felsed 10 take
proper Care VI himself ana, pecolping chilled, wse
taAen With Naturalization OF the DOwe.s he o1eo
Ia gre 81 agoay. bOhoilght DeiUn<eo 70 one OF ne
oiorst anu must lnnuealal fxl1iiAles N fAllaoot-
phla.
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TEE PRESIDENT held another public reception In
the east room this afternoon. There were about
two hundred visitors present.
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Army ORDERs--Col. Henry l. Abbott. Corps Of
Engineers, has been ordered to proceed from New
YORK to Newport, r. L, on public business, and on
its completion TO ret urn to his proper sta. ion.
Post Chaplain o. j. Nave has been relieved from
duty in the department OF Texas and ordered TO
the department OF he PiaLte: Second Lieut. VIM.
D. Wight. Signal Corps, has been ordered 70 pro-
coed 1loin " GODS holl, Mass, 10 Lynn, Mass, 10
inspect certain unsei vlceable Agnal-servce prop
cry. Leave OF absence for four months has been
SIXTEEN MORE DEMONSTRATING Secretary
Thompson to-day approved the Recommendation
OF Collector MagUne Tor the dismissal OF sixteen
clerks In the New York custom-house who had
twice failed In the civil servIce examination tor
promotion. This Increases the numuer OF dismiss
ais ut New York during the PAST month 10 SIXTY
nve.
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PORK "CokNEks" MADE InPossIBLk-The board
| OF dIectors The InIcasO UOard VI trade last
ngnI aeclaed Thai re- porA cvusd hereafter 10
| Made la October and Marcn well lne win-
JeI months luis Will MAKE pork CORNERS" here
| aIIer nol posslule.
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JEFF Davis Said 20 DO sink ing.
TIE xX-CoNFHDIRATE CHEF IN AN ExTR.NRtY
PREcAkIoUs C0SDTTloN.
a special from Macon. Ca, TO tue New York Her.
aid, dated Nov. l, says: There are considerable
doubts "a to whether Mr.. Jefferson Davis will re-
turn TO his isolated home at Beauvoir Miss, alive
HIS cond. ton, TO say the least. Is extremely pre-
carious. For several years troubled with serious
anectlon OF the heart the excitement OF last week
served only 70 aggravate his alllnent Since last
Saturday he has been Confined To hts bed and a
physician has been In daily attendance. HIS wife
has been at bis bedxide continually. The wound
which he received IN the Mexican war Is troubling
him considerably and he Is scarcely able to walls
he Is In very enieeoied condition, and his fanny
are fearful thai be wlil not recover from the ex-
hauStfon. he has spoken but little ailne Saturday
AND has taken but little nourfshnenI- Dr. MclIaL-
Ton, Tie Attending physician expresses g.uaL Tears
OF his Inability 70 leave tue city thursday, was
arranged betvre his Visit.
To-day he Ielt greatly improved and despite ad-
vice 10 tue contrary ne entertained the yUuug
dies OF Wesleyan College. " men they called at 4
O'Clock MI. Davis was helped DOWNSTAIRS by Mrs.
DAvis and Captain johnson. Wnen the reception
was concluded he .eturned 10 has room completely
exhausted II Is understood that his daus hlers,
VINO are the guests OF The city OF Macon, nave been
summoned " tneif fathers side. The end Is ex-
pected at any moment.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $240, 672; customs $S39, 467.

TIE PUBLIC DkBT STATEMENT shows the reduc.
ton Of the debt during October to have been
S16 s33 605, and there is 81 900 more cash In
the Treasury than there was month ago.
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Lively Time in q Law Office.

70 Washington, and is endeavortnG TO coninu-
nleate with relatives and friends
Lively Time in q Law Office.
Mr.. cAHIIL AND Mr. 7. 5. MILLER ENGAGE IN AN
AFFRAY-NoB0DY HUKr.
Yesterday afternoon In the Office Of Messrs T. F.
Miller and J. Brown, on ~ street, near the Court
House. MI. Chas. I. Hine, as An examiner In
chancery, was taking testimony in the case Of Nc
Dermott agt. Mades There were present Messrs.
I. r. Miller, Daniel Z Cahill, c. A. Walter, Col
Brown, Mr. Washburn and q colored man. In the
course OF the session Mr. MILLER had read the test
mony OF Mr.. e. A. Walter, when Mr.. Cahill said
that 1t was q Lie, or that the testimony had not
been correctly transcribed Mr. Miller asked: 'Do
DO noI 20 eau nR me liar mr. Csa Y
you have reLd Is lie" MI Miller then grabbed Mr..
Cailil oy the collar. Mr.. Waiter separated tuem.
In reply TO Mr. Miller asking auout his Interference
!ar Waiter said he interfered In tue interests Of
peace. In little time determination proceeded
MI Walter being On the stand for cross-examinatioa
Mr.. Miller made statement Mr. Caniil sal that
such statement did not appear IN the record mr..
Miller again jumped up and asked, DO you mean
20 gay ne. surf" MT. Cahil Answered, "fou may
chair, and Mr. Cahiii, having had his kniIe oui,
said II Miller advanced he wound use the weapon.
ST. uck, chairs overturned, and desas knocked out
or plumb. About this time lady rushed into the
from. begging Mr Cabin Ior the knie, and he Then
Invited DIR. Miller to 20 out and ngnt 1t out Fnaly
all hands quoted down, each cOlnbatant regret-
tlnS Us snare IN the ausur.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have
been issued b. The clerk OF tue court TO George
Arenstein and henrietta 8. Temple; Clarence +.
holnes, OF Fredericksburg, and Nary E Jones;
Jacob I. Eug,e, or Charies.own, w. Va, aud Mary
!. Uttiey; ArL4ur A. Cnapin and kebecca L. Wiz
lanson; Dr. James w. aaywarl and Susan E
COryeli; David l. Onutt aud Eliza K. Gleason; VIM
r. Fletcher and Maggie A. AcManon-
EFFECT OF THE WRATH n ON POLICE COURT BUSI.
NRsS-but few arrests We're made by tue pUncc
last night, and Tue session OF tue Police court
lasted iess than an hour thus morning. Judge
Smell remarked that the business Oh the court as
In harmony with the weather. In warm weather
the assault Gases before the court lily increased
the business, while Ia colder or pleasant weather
such Gases are but lew IN number.
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h BARNuM 4 Co.
M p3i PENNSYLVANIA AyEyrrx.
Fur EscApEs AND STAND PIyr.
". scorr CHEW. M.nus.e,u,,.

inforrsssop sfvsn and estimates furnished
onss-3oen IL csrroraa building. osln-,p.
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kilograms to The Star.
TWO HUNDRED CROWS ESCAPE.
Alarm and Indignation In Montana.
UBRIEN IN JAIL AT TULLAM0RE.
DEATH OF JENNY LIMO IN LONDON
A Canadian Attack on Chamberlain.
THE KAlSER,S ILLNESS.

European Speculators Making use Of
ia Good Nixhlss Rssi.